PS2 Game Artwork

A mixture of scans by me and speedfreek19. For the record, speedfreek's scans are the nicer ones. Thanks for donating all of these beautiful scans!

PS: Although most of the character designs pictured in the manual are game-original, there are quite a few that are merely repeats of anime character designs, which have their own extensive gallery.

Promotional posters, scanned by me. The Afternoon poster is illustrated by Hidenori Matsubara; the Megami poster obviously is not. The alternative scan of the Afternoon poster is scanned by lainNET, and the alternative scan of the Megami poster is scanned by De.

Promotional wallpapers, released on the official MMV homepage a few days before the official release of the game.

Official wallpapers, ripped from the bonus "Desktop Accessories" CD-ROM that came packaged with some pre-ordered versions of the Limited Edition of the game. For a bulk zip download of all of the above wallpapers, please visit Forgotten Song.

Not included: Screensavers #4, and #7-10. Screensaver 04 and Screensaver 07 look great saving my screen, but aren't so good to screencap for gallery purposes. As for Screensavers 08, 09, and 10... For some reason, I can't get them to work on my computer. If anybody else could make screenshots, that would be really appreciated! Oh, and by the way, you can change the background color of any given screensaver, which you can see that I fiddled with in the screenshots for Screensaver 03, above. You can obviously download the missing screensavers, as well as all of the above goodies, at Forgotten Song.

Screenshots of new character artwork from the official MMV homepage and from various online review sites (honestly, the images are watermarked, so you can see where they're from). The new character is the "Silver Clock Spirit." Er, ignore the spelling of Hild's name. (For the record, in the manga, it's written as "Hild," so that's that.)

PS: Although most of the character designs features in these screenshots are game-original, there are quite a few that are merely repeats of anime character designs, which have their own extensive gallery.

Promotional screenshots, from the official MMV homepage and various online review sites (honestly, the images are watermarked, so you can see where they're from). A whole bunch of these are also shamelessly ripped from Terminal Dogma. Once again, for hundreds of larger, higher-quality screenshots than what you will find above, please visit Katamari's fantastic gallery!

These are all scanned by me, except for the scan marked with two stars, **, which is scanned by Trismugistus.